Millard South pitcher Kyle Perry's 11 strike out no-hitter is Nebraska's top pitching gem.

Auburn's Baily Darnell drive in four with double, two HRs for Cornhusker state's top single-game baseball performance of the year.

Millard South's Kyle Perry leads in wins, places in other two categories.

Norris' Austin Schultz edged the rest of the field as Nebraska's top Triple Crown contender by placing in the Top 10 in batting average, home runs and RBI.

Lincoln East edges out Millard North and Omaha Creighton Prep to lay claim Cornhusker State's top baseball schedule.

Omaha Northwest shows biggest turnaround from last season.

Creighton Prep's upcoming baseball showdown with Omaha Westside features Cornhusker State's two most dominant baseball programs over the past decade.

Creighton Prep baseball claimed two state titles and played in five championship games in claiming the moniker of Nebraska's most dominant.

Arlington makes postseason after struggling to a 7-11 record a year ago, and rises 22 spots in computer rankings.

After guiding Millard West to the Class A state baseball finals last weekend, Kyle Stevens and Jarrett Seaton, along with Bellevue West hurlers C.J. Hlavac and Cameron Taylor, make their way into this week's Top 10.

Millard West and Blair are riding plenty of talent, including two of the state's top hitters each.